warehouse worker

truck driver

office assistant

driver

warehouse supervisor

S.J. Distributors LLC

Most of the employees for SJ Distributors are of Asian descent. There are certain limits when it comes to language barriers but it's definitely a learning process to overcome. Everyone I work with and for are so extremely respectful and understanding regardless. I hope that more english-speaking job seekers, apply for a position with this company so that we can expand, regardless of their request of applicants fluent in Chinese. Starting out with this company is difficult and the pay is fair. The culture is amazing but I definitely recommend anyone and everyone seeking good stable employment, and dependable income, to apply for this company. They are completely understanding of any and every accommodation and applicant may need. They work my schedule around so that I can also continue my education while not hindering my income. The hardest part of the job is the language barrier but I am writing this review in hopes to alleviate just that. I don't speak any other language than English and I have come so far in my position. There's so much room for growth if someone will apply now especially because this Warehouse specifically, is just beginning, and we need good, dependable, solid workers who are dedicated to not only their own growth and financial gain, but also dedicated to the company's growth as well. I'm advocating for anyone who sees the ad for this position and has any doubts. If you don't speak chinese? Please! Apply! Follow through! Know that I am employed there and I will be there to help guide and assist you every step of the way, just as I will need your help with guidance and assistance as well! Join our team! You have my guarantee that you will not regret it. i've never worked for a more understanding, respectable, and hardworking team as I have this one, I didn't know anything about anything when I started here, but they didn't show any frustration in my mistakes, or my hardships as I grew.. they just showed absolute patience, and calmness in every step of the way that I've been so far, and they still continue to do so! We have very young and very wise, respectable management.  Another great point to make, is that if you find at any time that the position you are hired in, does not suit you or that there is another position you would like? Or even another Warehouse you would like to transfer to? They will gladly transfer your position or your placement at any time without hindering your pay or anything. If you want to transfer to their warehouse in California, they will set that up and send you there and you will still have a job. This company is quite amazing.. they are a diamond and a rough, hidden in plain sight. APPLY APPLY APPLY. If you have any doubts? Questions? Come see us. I will be there anytime you would like to find out more

What is the best part of working at the company?
This company states you will make “X amount” as if it’s a salary position rather than “up to” like an hourly. They’re very sketchy with their pay system on adp as well, they add these extra portions to adp that adjusts your over time pay, claiming that it’s the only way to add your bonus pay in without it being taxed (lie) to ensure you never get paid any over time and are kept to making less or equal to what they may promise you. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Mainly the hours, loading your own truck, being delayed if anyone calls out in the warehouse position. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
People are cool, and managers are willing to work with you regarding off days and scheduling time off for things. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Arriving, waiting to load if things aren’t ready, finally loading finally leaving the warehouse and then dealing with deliveries to customers that sometimes aren’t at a restaurant on time when they’re supposed to be then finally returning 10 hrs later depending on your route

The job can be challenging at times, but in a good way—it’s taught me how to stay organized, solve problems on the spot, and work better with my team. One thing I really appreciate is that the company doesn’t just make random decisions; they actually look at data and real results before changing processes. They’re also starting to use more technology and AI tools to make our work easier and more efficient, and they explain why the changes matter.

When we bring up ideas, they ask us to show what’s working and what’s not, and they’re open to trying new things. It’s helped me understand the job better and think more clearly about how to improve my workflow. The communication between departments is also much better than in most places I’ve worked—everything is documented, and everyone knows what the goals are.

Overall, it’s a solid place to work if you want to learn, improve your skills, and feel like your effort actually matters.

A typical day at SJ is both engaging and challenging. My tasks vary from collaborating with cross-functional teams to analyzing data for process improvements. I’ve learned invaluable skills in project management, communication, and agile methodologies. The management team is approachable and genuinely cares about employee development, often encouraging us to pursue new learning opportunities. The workplace culture is inclusive, diverse, and fosters innovation—everyone’s ideas are welcomed and respected. The hardest part of the job can be balancing multiple high-priority projects simultaneously, but the strong teamwork makes it manageable. The most enjoyable part is seeing the direct impact our work has on helping people find jobs and improving their lives.

This company isn’t perfect—no company is—but it does a lot of the important things right. The processes are organized, feedback is welcome, and expectations are pretty clear. The workload is manageable if you stay on top of it, and management gives you room to do your job instead of micromanaging.

What I appreciate most is that they focus on long-term improvements instead of quick fixes. When problems come up, leadership stays calm and works through things step by step instead of reacting too fast. It creates a steady environment where you can get real work done without feeling overwhelmed.

That said, sometimes changes take a while to roll out, and communication can get slow during busy seasons. It’s not a huge issue, but it can get frustrating when you need answers sooner.

On the bright side, they do give free lunch, which is honestly pretty nice on long days and helps with morale.

Overall, if you’re looking for a stable, mature workplace with a few good perks, this is a solid option

This place is honestly a fun spot to work. The group chat isn’t weird or intimidating—people joke around, share random stuff, and actually enjoy being part of the team. The vibe is chill, but everyone still gets their work done. You don’t have to pretend to be someone else just to fit in.

One thing I really like is that ideas don’t just disappear. If you bring something up, people actually listen, talk about it, and sometimes even try it out. It makes you feel like what you say matters, even if you’re new or still learning the ropes.

The teamwork here is smooth too. The tasks are clear, so you’re not confused about what you’re supposed to do. And people are helpful—you can ask questions without feeling dumb, and someone will usually show you how to do it. It’s a good mix of getting things done while still having a good time.

What is the best part of working at the company?
I did appreciate the team atmosphere. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The company expects its drivers to manage large loads, fill your truck, and unload your vehicle at ridiculous speeds. It would be best if you were in good physical shape before taking this job. If you do not work out regularly, do not apply.  

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Fast, fast, fast. If you believe in safe driving, find a new employer. SJ will pressure you to drive as fast as you can, and as dangerously as you can. Human Resources wants safe drivers. Managers want drivers who will do whatever it takes to deliver as many goods as possible in the least amount of time. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Fast, fast, fast. You will break a sweat as soon as you clock in.

To be honest, I enjoyed working for this company until I got laid off. It was a labor intensive job, however, it was super rewarding. And on top of that, the hours were decent + bonuses and overtime were very well compensated. I think it’s subjective but I actually did like the idea of working independently and driving a bobtail truck. The only thing is, you had to load your truck by yourself (but sometimes people will help, not always) then you can leave to go on your own route. One thing to add, you can see your stops and skip around if needed. The most stops you would have are between 10-20 stops in a 10 hour day (which isn’t bad, compared to Amazon which is about 150-200+ stops). Folks were friendly, environment wasn’t toxic and management was organized. I just wished I made better decisions at the time but everything is temporary.

Okay pt job. Schedule was good at 5.5 hrs daily 5x a week at $15 hr. Company provided a belt and shoes, but the work was pretty heavy with boxes ranging from 25 - 110 pounds. Job was simple and mainly required a decent memory of products that could be learned within a week. Full timers had to work 6 days at 10/11 hrs daily, my supervisor was very nice, but they did have to hire family to fill positions which did make the job somewhat tense depending on who you bumped heads with. A majority of the workers here were pretty friendly, but a few of them tended to hold grudges. Raises were rare and you were expected to learn more at the same wage. Only available parking was on the streets and you would have to move your car depending on what day it was.

One thing I really like about this company is that people treat each other pretty well. It’s not about fake team-building stuff—folks just try to help each other out when they can. I’ve had coworkers remember small things I mentioned before, and supervisors check in if they notice I’m having a tougher day. It makes the place feel supportive without being overly corporate about it.

You don’t feel like you constantly have to prove yourself here. If you work hard, people notice, and they’re willing to share tips or lend a hand when things get busy. Even when the job is challenging, you don’t feel like you’re on your own. Over time you get the sense that people here actually want you to do well, and that makes the job feel a lot better.

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